A Moment With You
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Last published Wed, Aug 4, 2021
I've been told since the beginning of High School that no boys are allowed and, especially the football players on the team. For one, Dad's the football coach. Two, he makes the rules and I have no say in it. Mom agrees because she doesn't do well with high school drama, not her tea, her words.
I think their kidding but what happens when I'm captivated by the orbs of Thomas Archers.
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